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GIANT 8 FOOT INFLATABLE HAWAIIAN WARRIOR
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#S900
Koa the Warrior will stand guard at your next luau, hula show, or tailgate party! This imposing, culturally correct inflatable figure is 8 feet tall by about 5-1/2 feet wide, well-constructed of quality durable materials, and can be placed outdoors or indoors. Easy to use and display: just plug it in and set it up, yet it is lightweight and compact when deflated (5 pounds; 10" x 10" x 8" box). It comes equipped with a 6 foot electrical cord that powers the constant air-cooled internal inflation fan, plus you get tie down
straps, ground stakes and an instruction booklet. He has a 1" diameter hole in his right hand so you can customize him with your team's flag, state flag, spear, non-flaming tiki torch, stemmed goblet, etc. (not included).
You will definitely attract attention where ever you place Koa!
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12" HAND CARVED WOOD MAORI TEKO TEKO TIKI STATUE
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#S140
Exquisitely detailed, hand carved wooden Maori Tiki statue is completely 3-dimensional. It features intricate carved tattoo designs on the face, arms, legs and back, a black painted Moko face tattoo and inlaid cowrie shell eyes. Teko Teko is a representation of a Maori tribal ancestor. Often seen in and around traditional meeting houses, this figure represents guardianship and protection. Statue measures about 12" tall x 3-3/4" wide x 3-3/4" deep.
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8" HAND CARVED WOOD KANE TIKI STATUE
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#S170
Kane is the Hawaiian god that represents life and everything that is
associated with life: water, sunlight and the winds. Kane also
represented the god of procreation. Kane was the creator and giver of
life. The word "kane" is translated in Hawaiian as "man." This nicely detailed, 3 dimensional, wooden tiki is hand carved. It measures about 8" tall x 2-1/8" wide x 2-1/8" deep.
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8" HAND CARVED WOOD KANALOA TIKI STATUE
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#S172
Kanaloa is the Hawaiian god of the ocean, also known as the squid god.
The ancient Hawaiian fishermen would call upon Kanaloa for protection
when they would spear, fish or travel by ocean. Translated in Hawaiian,
the word "kanaloa" is "a sea shell; young stage of a fish." It also
means "secure, immovable." This nicely detailed, 3 dimensional, wooden tiki is hand carved. It measures about 8" tall x 2-1/4" wide x 2-1/4" deep.
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8" HAND CARVED WOOD KU TIKI STATUE
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#S171
Ku is the Hawaiian god of war, virility, masculinity and certain types
of healing, crafts an other cultural practices. The god Ku required his
own temples where the ancient Hawaiian priest would make sacrifices to
him. The word "ku" in the Hawaiian language has many meanings. The
most common translation is "to stand, to rise". This nicely detailed, 3 dimensional, wooden tiki is hand carved. It measures about 8" tall x 2-1/4" wide x 2-3/8" deep.
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20" NEON WOOD TIKI MASK
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#S168
Nicely detailed hand painted and carved wooden Tiki mask. Background is glossy black painted wood with accents of bright pink, orange, green and blue.. Half round mask can be displayed free-standing( with perhaps a little support) or hung as a mask with the attached hardware on the back. Finishes and hand painted details may vary slightly. Measures approximately 20" tall x 5-1/2" wide x 2-1/2" deep.
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20" PINEAPPLE HEAD TIKI MASK
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#S169
Nicely detailed hand painted and carved wooden Tiki mask. Tiki features natural brown wood with accents of red, green and yellow pineapple design. Statue can be displayed free-standing or hung as a mask with the attached hardware on the back. Finishes and hand painted details may vary slightly. Measures approximately 20" tall x 5-1/2" wide x 2-1/2" deep.
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20" CROSS EYED WOOD TIKI MASK
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#S748L
Nicely detailed hand painted and carved wooden Tiki mask. Tiki is finished in dark brown and natural wood color and the eyes and mouth are accented in deep red. Statue can be displayed free-standing or hung as a mask with the attached hardware on the back. Finishes may vary slightly. Measures approximately 20" tall x 5-1/2" wide x 2-1/2" deep.
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12" HAND CARVED CROSS EYED WOOD TIKI MASK
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#S748S
Nicely detailed carved wood tiki mask is about 12" tall. Will stand alone or can be hung with the attached hardware and cord on the back.
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20" WOOD HONU TURTLE TIKI MASK
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#S747L
This hand carved and hand painted wood Tiki Mask features a Turtle at the top. It measures about 20" tall and 5-3/4" wide. This mask is rounded so it can stand alone or hang by the attached hardware and loop on the back. Exact carving and colors may vary a bit.
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12" WOOD HONU TURTLE TIKI MASK
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#S747S
This hand carved and hand painted Honu Tiki Mask measures about 12" tall and 5-1/2" wide. This mask is rounded so it can stand alone.
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20" HAND CARVED PAINTED WOOD FLAME TIKI MASK
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#S097L
Detailed hand carved painted wood tiki mask. Flame Tiki is finished in a rich brown. The flames are painted in deep and bright orange shades and accented with gold trim. Statue can be displayed free-standing or hung by the attached hardware on the back. Finishes and colors may vary slightly. Perfect for any tiki bar, garage or man cave! Measures approximately 20" tall x 5-1/2" wide x 2-1/2" deep.
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12" HAND CARVED PAINTED WOOD FLAME TIKI MASK
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#S097S
Detailed hand carved and painted wood tiki mask. Flame ttiki is finished in rich brown wood. The flames are painted in deep and bright orange shades and accented with gold trim. Statue can be displayed free-standing or hung by the attached hardware on the back. Finishes and colors may vary slightly. Perfect for any tiki bar, garage or man cave! Measures approximately 12" tall x 5-1/2" wide x 2-1/2" deep.
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HAND CARVED WOOD MAORI HEI TIKI
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#S476 This authentic Maori Hei Tiki is beautifully hand carved in New Zealand from
richly grained native hardwoods, then smoothed and polished. It is 10" tall x 5" wide x about 3/4" thick. Two 3/4" diameter paua shell circles are inlaid for the eyes. There is a hole on the back so it is easy to to display as a treasured work of authentic indigenous Maori art. Amazingly excellent craftsmanship!
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IKAIKA WARRIOR HELMET
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#S027
Ikaika helmets were worn as protective headgear by ancient Hawaiian warriors. This replica is made from a 31/2"- 4" diameter coconut adorned with real feathers and raffia. Comes with a hanging cord so you can display it from your car's rear view mirror.
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RESIN GOD OF FERTILITY TIKI
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#S418 11", Hawaiians have long believed that the God of Fertility Tiki is the true bearer of good fortune. Whatever your heart desires -- wealth, fame, or even a new baby -- just rub his shiny round "opu" and your wish is his command.
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RESIN WINNER TIKI
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#S428 11-1/2", This tiki blesses you with good fortune. Keep this Winner Tiki with you, you may always be a winner in all that you do.
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RESIN LONG LIFE TIKI
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#S427 11", This tiki blesses you with good health and safety. Keep this Long Life Tiki with you, you may always be safe and healthy.
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RESIN HAPPY TIKI
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#S426 11", Keep this Happy Tiki with you, it will help all attain life's blessing, good health, and happiness.
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RESIN LUCKY TIKI
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#S425 11", People sought his blessing in all things. Keep this Lucky Tiki in your possession. Lucky tiki helps you attain peace and prosperity.
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RESIN GOD OF MONEY TIKI
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#S424 11", Keep this Money Tiki in your possession then money and good fortune will be yours.
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RESIN AUMAKUA TIKI
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#S423 12" tall resin tiki. An original image of this Aumakua Tiki was sold for $462,500.00 at Sotherby's London. The original carved image was made of dark wood with genuine human hair and a pearl shell in the left eye. It was thought that the sorcery Kahuna (priest) could make the God send a bird to kill someone.
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RESIN KING KAMEHAMEHA FIGURE - SALE
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Our Price: $22.00 Sale Price: $5.00
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#S429 11", 1753 - 1819 was the son of Keoua Kupuapaikalaninui, Chief of Kohala. In 1794 Kamehameha conquerred Maui, and took his army to Waikiki, and defeated Kalanikupule, The King of Oahu.
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